This edition of this irregularly released zine continues its tradition of exuberance (charming despite its propensity to some theoretical inconsistencies), report backs on state surveillance, the lesser known stories behind headline-grabbers (like the wikileaks situation), cyberattacks (frequently starring the inimitable Anonymous), excerpts from interviews with some of the folks in Anonymous, and so on.
From the introductory editorial:
"The government considers your very interest in this subject to be dangerous. Soon you will not even be able to create or distribute these files without being made into a criminal by the corporate media....
The texts enclosed contain stories, projects, and ideas from people who have found ways to unplug themselves and hack the system..." Use in good health!